[CH] Biker Billy

Sandy Olson (sandyo@willowtree.com)
Thu, 23 Jul 1998 22:38:43 -0500 

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Has anyone seen a cable television program featuring a biker chef named =
Billy (real name is Bill Hufnagle)?  I just bought his new cookbook =
"Biker Billy Cooks With Fire" from Amazon and it's awesome.  He says in =
the intro that every receipe except two has hot peppers as an =
ingredient.  The two exceptions are "one designed to assuage your taste =
buds if you misjudge your hot-pepper prowess and the other is a simple =
sauce to put on already fiery foods"  He looks like a real hoot; wish I =
got his program here!  The following recipe sounds great.  I can see, =
however, that many of my fire-eating list friends will double or triple =
the number of peppers called for:

Ballistic Bananas

3 Tablespoons unsalted butter; 1 Fresh Hab, stemmed, seeded and halved; =
4 ripe bananas peeled and halved lengthwise.

In a large saute pan, melt the butter over medium heat.  Add the hab and =
saute for 1 minute.  Add the bananas and saute for 2-4 minutes or until =
they begin to brown.  Turn the bananas over and saute the other side.  =
While the bananas are cooking, move the hab pieces around them; this =
will help make them all equally ballistic.

Discard the hab (this is obviously optional ;-)) and serve the bananas =
with whipped cream or ice cream as a counterpoint to the fire in the =
fruit.

Makes 4 servings.


Enjoy!   SandyO
              CH #1146, of the moderate persuasion

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Has anyone seen a cable television program = featuring a=20 biker chef named Billy (real name is Bill Hufnagle)?  I just bought = his new=20 cookbook "Biker Billy Cooks With Fire" from Amazon and it's=20 awesome.  He says in the intro that every receipe except two has = hot=20 peppers as an ingredient.  The two exceptions are "one = designed to=20 assuage your taste buds if you misjudge your hot-pepper prowess and the = other is=20 a simple sauce to put on already fiery foods"  He looks like a = real=20 hoot; wish I got his program here!  The following recipe sounds=20 great.  I can see, however, that many of my fire-eating list = friends will=20 double or triple the number of peppers called for:
 
Ballistic Bananas
 
3 Tablespoons unsalted butter; 1 Fresh Hab, = stemmed,=20 seeded and halved; 4 ripe bananas peeled and halved = lengthwise.
 
In a large saute pan, melt the butter over = medium=20 heat.  Add the hab and saute for 1 minute.  Add the bananas = and saute=20 for 2-4 minutes or until they begin to brown.  Turn the bananas = over and=20 saute the other side.  While the bananas are cooking, move the hab = pieces=20 around them; this will help make them all equally = ballistic.
 
Discard the hab (this is obviously optional ;-)) and serve the = bananas with=20 whipped cream or ice cream as a counterpoint to the fire in the = fruit.
 
Makes 4 servings.
 
 
Enjoy!   SandyO
          &nbs= p;   CH #1146, of the moderate=20 persuasion
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